Gregg joins New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) as interim Chief Information Officer (CIO) after decades of work in technology leadership, mainly in the higher education and government sectors. With extensive experience in systems engineering, Gregg is uniquely equipped to provide executive leadership in emerging technologies, migrations of legacy systems, and solutions to complex business and technology programs and projects. His track record of digital transformation, large-scale business process improvement, cost containment, and organizational efficiency is exceptional and equally weighted against his ability to build consensus and achieve optimal team performance. With over 20 years of experience in the public and private sector in the roles of CIO and Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Gregg most recently spent five years as CIO and Vice President for Technology at University of Maryland University College (UMUC), and 10 years as CIO and Vice President of Technology for the State University of New York. Holding an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering and a graduate degree in Information Technology Management and Systems, Gregg is well equipped to handle the difficult and complex nature of today’s technical environments. Less   View all posts

John Ellinger, Bowling Green State University chief information officer, has more than 20 years of experience in strategic planning, visioning, project management and change management, collaboration and organizational management skills. In addition to these areas, his expertise includes business intelligence and data warehouses. He was involved in the development and implementation of these programs at BGSU and The Ohio State University. Other achievements include leading the first statewide Data Center and Disaster Recovery Program for the 14 Ohio public universities, leading the first statewide Business Continuity Program for Ohio universities and agencies and implementing 22 customer systems in 36 months at BGSU. Ellinger has bachelor’s and master’s degrees from The Ohio State University. He has completed postgraduate work at Kent State University. He has worked at BGSU since 2010. Less   View all posts